If all you need is a CMS I would suggest using an existing CMS rather than
trying to build one yourself in any language. There are many good CMS
packages available and some of them are based on CakePHP. CakePHP, or
another framework regardless of the language it is based on, is appropriate
for
We are looking into what framework to use for a new project. One of the
requirements of the project is to use PostgreSQL and take advantage of the
Postgres specific data types like HSTORE. Is that something that CakePHP
supports?
Thanks.
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Why are you using a form field at all? If you just want to display the data
then just output the data as text.
On Tuesday, June 3, 2014 2:13:58 PM UTC+3, th...@gmx.at wrote:
I'm using CakePHP 2.4.9
In my application I want to have a readonly field where I display data
which cannot be
How do I write test cases in PHPUnit for code that is using the Auth module
with basic authentication? I have found bits and pieces of information
about it but does anyone know of a step by step howto or detailed
documentation?
My code limits certain actions to certain user types so it calls
I started a project locally by cloning the git repository for CakePHP
(branch 2.4). I would like to maintain the ability to do a pull on the git
repository to get any updates as new releases are put out. I assume I
should be on branch 2.4 rather than on master.
I would also like to have my
Thanks for the suggestion.
From a quick look at git submodules it seems that they are geared to using
them in a single directory. The changes to a clean CakePHP installation
end up being across multiple directories as well as include changes to some
of the files in the original CakePHP
On Monday, September 9, 2013 4:58:06 PM UTC+3, Simon Males wrote:
Some people have made lib/Cake a submodule
https://github.com/nodesagency/cakephp-lib
This sounds like it would work although it is somewhat of a shame to leave
out all the code under app. My question would be how to get
On Monday, September 9, 2013 5:05:04 PM UTC+3, Jeremy Burns :
class...@classoutfit.com wrote:
You add submodules in a path relative to the root of the git repository. I
am a Git command line coward so use SourceTree (http://sourcetreeapp.com)
which does it all for me. I have all (most) of
I am developing a REST API. I have it working using paresExtensions and
mapResources. However, if I try to access the API using ssl (https instead
of http) the routing does not seem to work and I get an error
Missing Method in TenantsController
*Error: * The action *30.json* is not defined
If I understand the problem correctly I would restate it as:
There are dashboard items (DashboardItem) that can be displayed on a
dashboard. There is a relationship between user groups (Group) and a
subset of dashboard items defining which dashboard items can be displayed
for that group. You
I am developing a REST API using the latest CakePHP. I was under the
impression (from a presentation I watched on YouTube from CakeFest 2010)
that I could throw an error and have it return the error as JSON to the
client by adding a json direction below /app/View/Errors and adding the
Replying to myself - this is what I found.
The presentation that I saw that said that putting error400.ctp in a json
folder under /app/View/Errors would work automatically seems to be
incorrect.
The solution I came up with included the following steps:
1. Set a flag in
As a best practice, should a helper output content or return the content to
the View?
In other words, should the call to the helper be:
$this-MyHelper-someMethod($DataForHelper);
or
echo $this-MyHelper-someMethod($DataForHelper);
Most of the built in helpers seem to prefer the latter form.
I think your use of the term request is confusing. Do you need the client
to issue six requests to the server with the various combinations? Or can
the client issue a single request with all of the information and have the
server process that as a request for six new records to be created?
If
Thanks for your response.
As I had no choice that is what I ended up doing. However, the information
I was interested in storing was only relevant to the view (i.e. which menu
was opened when the user clicked on a link) and only meant for use in the
view (reopen the menu that was opened at
I am using CakePHP 1.3. I have a helper which prints out the navigation
menus. Depending on which top level menu is selected the appropriate sub
menu is displayed. I want to be able to know on the next page view which
menu / sub menu was previously displayed. I thought to accomplish this by
try
cake acl help
You can delete either and aro or an aco using
cake acl delete aco node
or
cake acl delete aro node
I am using CakePHP 1.3 so I don't know if this has changed in the 2.x series
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I think a more basic question has to do with the data model. Why are you
duplicating information in two places? If the Student has a reference to a
Province and a Province has a reference to a Country then you do not need a
reference to a Country in Student.
From a UI standpoint I would
Yes you have to have in front of $photo. This makes $photo a reference
to the element in $photos instead of a copy. If you don't have it then you
will be modifying a copy of the array element and not the element itself.
See http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.references.php for a
Since you are calling find the first time with 'list' it is returning the
array as you state. However, you are trying to index into that array with
an index of 'PhotoLike' which doesn't exist in that array. So the error
message is correct.
I believe that the second find should be
You are doing a redirect inside of your loop which is kicking you out of
your loop. That is why only the first update works.
Also, there is no need to use the query method. You would be better off
looping through the returned items and setting the privacy field and then
calling saveAll
i.e.
The easiest way to debug a problem like this is to set up a debugging
environment (like NetBeans and XDebug see
https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/php/debugging.html). You can then set a break
point at the point in the code and walk through and look at your data
structures to see what is going on.
I have done this using AJAX. Have the button fire an AJAX event which
calls an action on your controller which returns an empty workcenter
section of the field. Pass in to the AJAX call an index and have the form
fields specified using the index. When the form is submitted you would
then
On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 2:55:53 AM UTC+2, lirc201 wrote:
I'm in 2 different controllers. In the checkout controller, I'm trying to
call a function in the cart controller.
Are you sure that the function is in the cart controller? The $uses
variable indicates which other models
Sorry - noticed a couple of typos
1. The $uses variable indicates which other models this controller will use
2. you may need to find the cart you are looking for and pass that
information into the total() call
On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 3:03:24 PM UTC+2, david...@gmail.com wrote:
On
On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 6:33:41 AM UTC+2, Yasir Arafat wrote:
Hello,
Before calling make sure you load the model of your cart model
like
$this-loadModel('Cart');
Since he is already including Cart in the $uses variable he does not need
to call loadModel.
Also, the notation
I have a controller EmailNotifications which I am accessing using
App::Import('Controller', 'EmailNotifications');
The EmailNotifications controller uses the Email component
var $components = array('Email', 'RequestHandler');
When I import the controller I use the following code:
On Thursday, February 21, 2013 2:20:00 PM UTC+2, euromark wrote:
Even with Cake1.3 you dont import and abuse controllers this way.
You need to refactor those controller methods into clean model methods and
only re-use those.
Since we are talking about sending e-mails which uses the Email
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 2:05:49 AM UTC+2, cricket wrote:
Better to implement this in a component ... as long as your events
will always be triggered from within a controller. That is, you won't
be calling it in an afterDelete() callback. From the controller:
On Monday, February 18, 2013 12:27:46 AM UTC+2, cricket wrote:
Perhaps you need to re-think your schema. What is the purpose of Record?
Also, why do you wish to cancel a Record delete if an Invoice exists?
I abstracted the specific problem domain in the hopes of not getting lost
in the
Does anyone have any advice as to how to go about implementing the Event
Notifier pattern in CakePHP 1.3?
Basically, I want to have email notifications sent out when various events
occur (adding or deleting instances of specific models). The notifications
can be sent to different e-mail
I have an application built with CakePHP 1.3 with a model structure as
follows:
Tenant hasMany Records (dependent = true)
Tenant hasMany Invoices (dependent = true)
An Invoice can have a reference to a Record which I represent as
Invoices belongsTo Records
so that fetching an Invoice will fetch
Unfortunately, that won't work since an Invoice does not always have a
Record. I still need to be able to get all of the Invoices for a Tenant
even if there is no Record associated with the Invoice. Similarly, there
can be Records that are not referenced by an Invoice.
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What is the SQL that is generated from the save function?
Do you have a debugging environment set up so you can step through the code?
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I have an app that was developed using CakePHP 1.3.10. I am now trying to
add a controller for a model that is in a different database. The code for
the model is very simple:
class Cdrs extends AppModel
{
/**
*
* @var string The name of the model
*/
var $name = 'Cdrs';
/**
I figured out what the problem was. I had misnamed the model file so the
file was being ignored and the defaults were being used for the model
instead. I renamed the model file correctly and now it is working.
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I have a Cake 1.3 application that we have been developing for a while.
The application will support multiple domains and sub domains on a single
database. We are using the standard ACL for user login and permissions.
The problem that we have run in to is that the user name space is not
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